Ryan Hughes
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bash's `read -t 0` only TESTS whether input is available; it does not consume the bytes. So the drain loop `while read -t 0 ...; do :; done` spun forever the moment any bytes were pending (e.g., the DSR reply sitting in the tty input buffer after gum style sent CSI 6n). That hung the configurator at the first step() title screen — blank prompt, blinking cursor, no keyboard form. Use `read -t 0.05 -N 9999` once, which consumes up to 9999 bytes with a 50ms timeout. Always returns after 50ms whether there's data or not. Single call replaces the while loop.
Omarchy ISO
The Omarchy ISO streamlines the installation of Omarchy. It includes the Omarchy Configurator as a front-end to archinstall and automatically launches the Omarchy Installer after base arch has been setup.
Downloading the latest ISO
See the ISO link on omarchy.org.
Creating the ISO
Run ./bin/omarchy-iso-make and the output goes into ./release. You can build from your local $OMARCHY_PATH for testing by using --local-source or from a checkout of the dev branch (instead of master) by using --dev.
Environment Variables
You can customize the repositories used during the build process by passing in variables:
OMARCHY_INSTALLER_REPO- GitHub repository for the installer (default:basecamp/omarchy)OMARCHY_INSTALLER_REF- Git ref (branch/tag) for the installer (default:master)
Example usage:
OMARCHY_INSTALLER_REPO="myuser/omarchy-fork" OMARCHY_INSTALLER_REF="some-feature" ./bin/omarchy-iso-make
Testing the ISO
Run ./bin/omarchy-iso-boot [release/omarchy.iso].
Signing the ISO
Run ./bin/omarchy-iso-sign [gpg-user] [release/omarchy.iso].
Uploading the ISO
Run ./bin/omarchy-iso-upload [release/omarchy.iso]. This requires you've configured rclone (use rclone config).
Full release of the ISO
Run ./bin/omarchy-iso-release VERSION to create, test, sign, and upload the ISO in one flow. Add --rc to release an RC build instead.